For ease of use, set the Job Origin to the bottom-left position, and set “Start From:” to Current Position. What this does (also shown below) is automatically place your image perfectly in the bottom left corner.Ģ.
With the Image/File selected, look in your toolbar towards the right-hand side and find the “L” shaped bracket (Seen circled in red below. Open up the file you want to work with and you should see it represented in the work area. In this case a black and white image was selected for engraving, and a blue rectangle vector not shown to the left which will be used to cut the engraving out. To start off, you need to bring your project into LightBurn. LightBurn is a very versatile program with a lot of depth, and it’s important to note as you follow this guide that there are a number of ways to do what will be shown in different ways, each for different situations. While not fully utilized by this guide, this is a great feature as you learn more about your machine and it’s capabilities.įinish the Wizard and now at the software’s main page, look to the bottom right of your screen for the menu to the right. PROVer: This machine does have end-stops/limit switches, so set the origin to whatever corner it homes to, and keep Auto Home enabled.
As such it does not matter which position you select, only that you turn Auto Home off.
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